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There are many things I don't understand about opening a new account for stock trading. I hope I can give some advice to my family. In particular, I don't quite understand what these red lines, yellow
There are many things I don't understand about opening a new account for stock trading. I hope I can give some advice to my family. In particular, I don't quite understand what these red lines, yellow lines and green lines represent. The red line stands for up, the green line stands for down, the yellow line is the trend, and the buying and selling strength is the buying and selling. Your picture above is a time-sharing chart. You'd better know the basic knowledge and skills of time-sharing diagram first:

Generally speaking, the time-sharing chart refers to the dynamic real-time time time-sharing chart of the market and individual stocks, which plays an extremely important role in actual combat judgment and is a direct and fundamental method to grasp the transformation of long and short forces, that is, market changes.

Let's talk about the real-time time-sharing chart of the market index:

1) white curve: it represents the weighted index of the broader market, that is, the actual index of the broader market published by the stock exchange every day. (You can also simply think of it as a large-cap stock)

2) Yellow curve: the market does not contain weighted indicators, that is, regardless of the size of the stock sector, all stocks are regarded as having the same impact on the index to calculate the market index. (it can be simply considered as a small-cap stock)

Referring to the mutual position of the white and yellow curves, we can know that: a) when the market index rises, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating that the stocks with smaller circulation have a larger increase; On the contrary, the yellow line is below the white line, indicating that small-cap stocks lag behind large-cap stocks.

B) When the market index falls, the yellow line is above the white line, indicating that there are fewer stocks with smaller circulation than those with larger circulation; On the other hand, small stocks fell more than large stocks.

3) Red-green column line: There is a red-green column line near the red-white curve, which reflects the trading ratio of all stocks in the market at the moment. The shortening of the growth of the red bar indicates the increase or decrease of purchasing power; The shortening of the growth of the green column line shows the strength of downward selling.

4) Yellow bar line: below the red and white figure, it is used to indicate the turnover per minute, and the unit is hand (each hand is equal to 100 shares).

5) Number of consigned selling lots: it represents the sum of the lots of all stocks in the last three orders after consigning and the last three orders after selling.

6) Commission Proportion Value: it is the ratio of the difference between the number of commission sales hands and their sum. When the commission ratio value is positive, it means that the buyer is stronger and the stock index is more likely to rise; When the commission ratio is negative, it means that the seller is stronger and the stock index is more likely to fall.

Let's talk about the real-time time chart of individual stocks:

1) White curve: It represents the real-time transaction price of this stock.

2) Yellow curve: indicates the average transaction price of the stock, that is, the total transaction amount of the day divided by the total number of shares traded.

3) Yellow bar line: below the red and white figure, used to represent the turnover per minute.

4) Transaction Details: The transaction details are displayed at the lower right of the disk, showing the dynamic price and lots of each transaction.

5) Outer disk and inner disk: the outer disk is also called active buying, that is, the cumulative volume of the transaction price at the time of selling; Active selling in the market, that is, the cumulative volume of transactions at the purchase price. The outer disk reflects the buyer's wishes and the inner disk reflects the seller's wishes.

6) Volume ratio: refers to the ratio of the total number of lots sold on that day to the average number of lots sold recently, and the specific formula is: current total number of lots/((average number of lots on the 5th day /240)* opening minutes). The volume ratio indicates the recent increase or decrease of volume at this time. A value greater than 1 indicates that the total number of transactions has been enlarged, while a value less than 1 indicates that the total number of transactions has been reduced.

K-line analysis in actual combat must be combined with real-time time time-sharing chart analysis in order to truly and reliably understand the language of the market and understand the mystery of stock price changes on the disk. The analysis method and principle of morphological neckline figure and wave angular momentum in K-line morphological analysis are also suitable for real-time dynamic time-sharing trend chart analysis.

In addition, the meaning of various colors on the K-line chart in the stock market software is also known:

Red box: it is an upward trend, indicating that the real-time stock price is higher than the opening price;

Blue box: it is a downward trend, indicating that the real-time stock price is lower than the opening price;

White line, pink line, yellow line, green line and red line respectively represent the daily moving average of 5/10/20/30/60/120, and lines with the same color correspond to figures, that is, the average stock price on different days.

Some software moving averages are not necessarily the same color, but the meaning is the same; Specifically, if you look at the K-line chart, there is a color behind the MA value in the upper left corner, such as yellow after 5 and pink after 10, indicating that the average price on the 5th day is represented by a yellow line, and the average price on the 60th day is represented by a pink line, and so on.